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greenwashing-self-audit

Audit your own marketing and report claims for greenwashing risk before a regulator, journalist, or competitor does. Use when asked to review sustainability claims, check marketing copy for greenwash, audit environmental claims on a website or report, or pressure-test green messaging. Produces a claim inventory with substantiation status per claim, vague-term and omission flags, and a fix-or-drop recommendation for every claim.

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# Greenwashing Self-Audit Skill

The cheapest time to find an unsupportable green claim is before publication; the most expensive is in a regulator's letter. This skill inventories every environmental claim in a piece of content, grades its substantiation, flags vague terms and material omissions, and ends with a concrete fix-or-drop call per claim. Audit the material as an adversary would read it, not as the author meant it.

## What This Skill Produces

- A numbered claim inventory extracted from the material (explicit claims and implied ones)
- A substantiation status per claim: Evidenced / Partially evidenced / Unsupported
- Vague-term flags with the precise question each term fails to answer
- An omission review — what a full picture would include that the material leaves out
- A fix-or-drop recommendation per claim, with rewritten wording where a fix exists

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